The proportion of citizens who may vote and who are not disenfranchised by a state's prohibition due to a felony conviction is called

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The voting-eligible population (VEP) refers to the set of individuals who are eligible to vote, excluding those who are disenfranchised due to reasons such as felony convictions. This contrasts with the voting-age population (VAP), which includes all individuals of voting age regardless of their eligibility to vote.

The Proportion of Citizens Who May Vote and Who Are